St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-08

from beginning to end, and more dis
gusJed body than the former admirers
of the champions is not in the city to-
night. The only member of the club
who played decent game was Pfeffer
at second. He is credited with two
shome runsand two double plays. The
club has virtually gone to pieces. The
battery work for the whites was done
by Clarkson and Darling. Calvin and
Miller Officiated for the Pittsburgs
and the ''Gentle Jeems'' clearly
demonstrated that he has not lost ady of
his 0ld-time effectiveness. He was ably
supported. In the first inning both sides
scored. Chicago failed to tally in the
second, but in the third made three by
heavy batting and an error by Coleman.
1t began to look squally for Pittsburg,
but it soon rallied and made two. Chi
cago made nothing up to the seventh
but errors. In the meantime Pittsburg
was busily at work with the stick and
made two in the fifth, two in the sixth
and three in the seventh. Cautious
fielding prevented Chicago's s run getting
up TO the eighth, when they made three
and one in the ninth. They could do
nothing further and lost the game by
score of 10 tOS.
fhieasoss Ph[ttsRS,s 9 9 1-s 1-1e
KELLY RUSHES HIS NINE.
New YORK, May THE Bostons
won:their first game from the Giants
to-day. The day was diSagreeable, as
driZZling rain fell during the entire
time of contest. The local team played
excellently up to the seventh inning
when they went all to pieces. The five
runs made in that inning by Boston
We're partly the result of rallying cry
that Capt. Kelly called to his men,
Rally at the bat boys' said Kelly as
rally they did. Up to that time the
New YorkS had been in the lead. Rad
bourne was slightly troubled with
lame arm, but he pitched fine game.
Score:
New e7 York.....o iik;..:o 5 O 9 O oE4
THE HOOSIERS POUNDED.
DETROIT, Mich, May 7.-An ex-
tremely. One-sided game was played
''Wolverines," the latter winning with
the greatest ease. Twitchell's fine work
in the box did much to give the victory
to the home club, and his support was
excellent throughout. ThOmpsOn'S
catch of Hackett's long hit and quick
throw to third, catching Bassett on the
second, and Denny's One-handed pickup
of Richardson's hot grounder in the
third, were the fielding features, and
McGeachy and Bassett did some very
fine work. All the Detroits hit hard.
Dunlap, Rowe and Twitchell especially
distinguished themselves. Thompson
captured the grand stand by making
two triples, each when the bases were
FULL. The shrewd base running of Han
Ion covered him with glory and dust.
Score:
Detroit. o o 8 4 l 30 4-1s
Indianapolis. % o o 2 o o o o O. 2
WASHINGTON DEFEATED.
WASHINGTON, May THE Washing
ton club played like a lot of school boys
to-day and were badly defeated by the
Philadelphia team. Casey pitched
strong game from the start, only three
scattering hits being made from his de-
livery, while Gilmore, who was wild,
was touched up for thirteen hits, five
being bases on balls. The game opened
up in the rain, which drizZled until the
sixth inning, when a heavy shower set
in and the game was called. There was
no special features. Score:
Philadelphia. ..............0 1 o 2 o 3-6
Washington n..............0 l o o O-1
DETROIT IN THE LEAD.
After nine playing days the teams
of the National league stand in the fol-
lowing order: